Pakistan, An Extraordinary Example of Peace Leadership
By: Raza Shah Khan, IPB Board Member At a time when the world is increasingly fractured by geopolitical rivalries and hardened national positions, the recent tensions between the United States and Iran served as a stark reminder of how quickly crises can spiral into catastrophic conflict. In such...
Iran’s Resilience, US’s Hubris, Israel’s Malevolence
Author: Anuradha Chenoy, IPB Board Member The fragile ceasefire can hold only if Israel is restrained and ceases its aggression against Lebanon. A two-week ceasefire and negotiations announced on 8 April, after six weeks of the illegal war by the United States (US) and Israel on Iran, and President...
May 1, 2026: United for Peace, Social Justice, and Human Rights
English and French On May 1, International Workers’ Day, let us stand together to reaffirm thatpeace, social justice, respect for international law, and human rightsare inseparable...
Global Solidarity for Peace in Palestine Coalition Rejects the Expansion of the Death Penalty in Israel
March 31, 2026 | By: Global Solidarity for Peace in Palestine Coalition (GSPP) *The International Peace Bureau is a member of the GSPP. The Global Solidarity for Peace in Palestine Coalition of over 100 organizations across four continents expresses grave concern regarding legislative and political...
The underlying issue: Nuclear weapons and their proliferation & Letter for nuclear non-proliferation in Germany
The underlying issue: Nuclear weapons and their proliferation By Pablo Ruiz* The fundamental question is not up for debate: Should countries possess nuclear weapons? There are nine nuclear powers. In the current landscape, France will expand its nuclear arsenal; the Finnish government is set to...